FloppyData vs layahost

“600 requests per minute per key by default, up to 32 questions per request and 32,000 characters of text.”

“Unsure? Ask a person Borderline answers take their own branch, so a human sees what the model is not sure about.”

“Chain decisions on a canvas: spam check, intent, routing, urgency. Each answer leads to the next question or to an outcome. One request runs the whole flow, and only the questions on the path are billed.”

“Anything that ends in a decision: one of your options, with a probability you can act on.”

“A call to /v1/decide is one decision; a /v1/systemone request with three questions is three.”

“Logs keep verdicts and metadata for 7 days; request text only if you turn it on.”

“Monthly plans with Laya decisions included, or prepaid credit with no subscription. A Laya decision costs the same whatever the length of the text; Clef models are billed from credit by input tokens.”

“latency ~0.1 s price $15 / 1M decisions plans apply Clef-flash clef-flash Cloudflare’s 9B open decision model on Workers AI GPUs. The best value for hard questions. latency 0.4–1 s price $0.10 / 1M tokens ≈ $0.02 per 1,000 short texts Clef clef The 27B version. Usually the most accurate, reads up to 64K tokens of context. latency 0.4–0.5 s price $0.50 / 1M tokens ≈ $0.10 per 1,000 short texts”

“Every account starts with $1 of free credit (66.7K decisions), no card needed.”

“Laya models run on our servers in Helsinki, Finland (EU).”

“Also a drop-in for Google’s Perspective API , which shuts down at the end of 2026, and for OpenAI’s moderation endpoint (beta). Full API reference and an MCP server for AI agents.”

“Requests that name a hosted model (clef, clef-flash) are processed by Cloudflare Workers AI, which may be outside the EU and does not use them for training.”

“Hosted Laya and Cloudflare Clef behind one Jev-compatible API”

“No model wins everywhere. Laya is fast and cheap on our EU servers. Cloudflare’s open Clef models are slower and cost more, and get far more of the hard questions right.”

“Same API, same answers format: change one field, and measure on your own texts.”

“Open 400M encoder (Apache-2.0) on our CPUs in Helsinki.”

“We fine-tune a private Laya checkpoint on your labelled examples and serve it on the same API under your own model name, visible only to your account.”

“The 27B version. Usually the most accurate, reads up to 64K tokens of context.”

“Yes for the API: the same /v1/systemone and /v1/models endpoints, request and response shapes, errors and request IDs, tested with the official Python and JavaScript SDKs. Jev model names such as jev-latest are accepted. The model behind it is different, so probabilities are not identical.”

“Create an account, verify your email for $1 of free credit, copy a key, send one request.”

“The Jev API on open-weights models (Laya, Clef), which you can also run yourself.”